The Master of Autism takes a social justice perspective to supporting children and adults on the autism spectrum by focussing on creating successful learning, education and employment programs in early childhood and school settings, and employment environments.
Master of Autism
Get up to 75% off your fees in 2022
In 2022, the Government will pay up to 75% of the course fees for eligible Domestic students studying a UOW postgraduate degree in Autism. So if you're considering postgrad study, there’s never been a better time to get started on your next qualification.
ELIGIBILITY & FEES
The Master of Autism
The Master of Autism can be studied over 1.5 years full-time (four subjects per semester). You can also choose to study part-time and work at your own pace. Students who are working full time often study part-time, choosing to complete one to two subjects per semester, taking three years to complete the full degree.
The Graduate Certificate in Autism
The Graduate Certificate in Autism can be studied over six months full-time (four subjects per semester). You can also choose to study part-time and work at your own pace. Students who are working full time often study part-time, choosing to complete one to two subjects per semester, taking 12 months to complete the full degree.
Master of Autism
The Master of Autism requires the successful completion of 12 subjects (72 credit points).
View the Course Handbook for the complete course structure and learning outcomes.
Graduate Certificate in Autism
The Graduate Certificate in Autism requires the successful completion of four subjects (24 credit points).
View the Course Handbook for the complete course structure and learning outcomes.
| Session | Session Details |
|---|---|
| 2022 Autumn (Feb) |
Orientation: 22 Feb - 24 Feb 2022 |
| 2022 Spring (July) |
Orientation: 18 Jul 2022 |
*Complete applications (with all required documentation) received by these dates will receive an outcome prior to the start of session.
Applications received after these dates will continue to be assessed for the requested session until 3 weeks prior to session (international), and start of session (domestic). Late applications may be assessed for future sessions if an outcome for the requested session is not available.
Master of Autism
| Campus | Total Course Fee* |
|---|---|
| UOW Online | $5,976 (2022) |
Graduate Certificate in Autism
| Campus | Total Course Fee* |
|---|---|
| UOW Online | $1,992 (2022) |
The above tuition fees are the amount payable for a Commonwealth Supported place.
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are University places where, for eligible domestic students, tuition fees are made up of two parts:
- an Australian Government contribution (for some courses, up to three-quarters of the tuition fee is funded by the Australian Government)
- a student contribution (which may be deferred and repaid later via a HECS-HELP loan)
To be eligible for this fee subsidy, you must meet the following criteria: Be a domestic student, i.e. an Australian or New Zealand citizen, a permanent resident of Australia or a permanent Australian Humanitarian visa holder.
*Total indicative course tuition fees shown is for a Commonwealth Supported place. These fees are based on normal course length and progression and are subject to change from year to year. For up to date information on course structure and fees, refer to the UOW Course Handbook.
UOW Online
UOW integrates online learning into nearly all subjects. However, when your course is offered through UOW Online, 100% of your course will be delivered online, including all tutorials, class discussions and submission of assessments. This delivery mode allows you to study from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.
Studying online still means you will be able to connect with our passionate lecturers and teachers and network with your classmates.
Help create learning environments
“As rates of autism have grown in the community, so too has the demand for services and tools on how to accommodate the different needs of individuals on the autism spectrum, in the classroom, in the workforce, in the home, and in the community” Associate Professor Amanda Webster, School of Education
Explore furtherThe foremost basic reason about being behind education is that it impacts the lives of everybody. There's nobody that doesn't have education in their lives. When it goes wrong, it can have quite a significant effect. When it goes right, it can also have a very very positive effect.
Support for postgraduate students
Decision support
If you have questions before you apply, including fees, the subjects you will study or the required time commitment, please complete the linked form and a postgraduate Adviser will contact you. If you would like a personal consultation with a course coordinator, the Adviser can arrange this for you. To speak with an Adviser call 1300 367869.
Fee support
In 2022 the majority of UOW's postgraduate coursework degrees will offer Commonwealth supported places (CSP) to eligible Domestic students. This will result in students receiving up to 75% off their course fees. The only course exemptions are UOW's Executive Business degrees. Click on the link above to find out more and to see if you are eligible.
Career support
UOW Careers service can help you gain professional experience, provide advice on resumes and applying for roles, engage with new employers as well as find you a new role using your new qualification. You can engage with careers consultants online or via phone as well as participate in online workshops and events.
Study support
UOW understands that postgrad students also need study support from time to time. UOW offers online study support via our Learning Co-op, Library, Academic language and learning, plus maths and stats help. Each subject is delivered by an expert in their field of study, who can also advise and support you with your studies.
Graduate Certificate in Autism
A short, prescribed degree that examines the key principles of diagnosis and assessment, and reflects on how the history of ASD has led to current beliefs and the development of programs for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. You can progress into the Master of Autism if you are interested in further study.
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